Deep groove ball bearing

6700 Bearing Dimensions

6700 deep groove ball bearing: bore 10 mm, dimensions 10x15x4 mm (FULI catalog). Designation breakdown, seal options and size-equivalent codes.

6700 deep groove ball bearing — representative image

6700 specifications

Bore d 10 mm
Outside diameter D 15 mm
Width B 4 mm
Seal / shield options Open; ZZ (two metal shields); 2RS (two rubber seals)
Material GCr15 chrome bearing steel (rings and rolling elements)
Precision P0 (standard); P6 on request
Vibration grade Z3V3 (standard); other grades on request
Radial clearance C0 (standard); C3 on request

Load ratings & speed

Dynamic load rating Cr 1.01 kN
Static load rating C0r 0.555 kN
Limiting speed, grease 36,000 rpm
Limiting speed, oil 42,000 rpm
Weight 0.002 kg — approx.

Values from FULI's catalog; confirm for your application.

Nearby 6700 series sizes: 6701 bearing · 6702 bearing

Grease quantity for 6700: bearing grease fill calculator.

Buying 6700 in quantity? See bearing wholesale supplier for pricing by quantity and shipping, and bearing manufacturer in China for how to check the factory.

How to read the 6700 designation

SegmentMeaning
6Single row deep groove ball bearing
7Dimension series 17 (thin section)
00Bore code 00 → 10 mm bore. ISO bore code (00–03 = 10/12/15/17 mm; 04 and above = code × 5 mm).

6700 interchange

6700 is an ISO designation. The boundary dimensions are identical across manufacturers; only suffixes (seals, clearance, cage) differ.

Brand names are trademarks of their respective owners. FULI is not affiliated with, authorized by or endorsed by these companies. Part numbers are shown for interchange reference only. FULI dimensions, load ratings and speeds come from the FULI catalog.

Tolerances and fits for 6700

FULI makes 6700 to P0 as standard, with P6 on request. P0 is the Normal tolerance class of ISO 492; P6 limits are tighter. These are the P0 limits for the 10 × 15 × 4 mm size.

DimensionNominal, mmDeviation, µmLimits, mm
Bore d (Δdmp)100 / −810.000 / 9.992
Outside diameter D (ΔDmp)150 / −815.000 / 14.992
Width B (ΔBs)40 / −1204.000 / 3.880

Δdmp and ΔDmp: deviation of the mean bore and mean outside diameter in one radial plane. ΔBs: inner ring width; the outer ring width has the same limits.

Shaft and housing fits (general guidance)

For an inner ring that turns with a solid steel shaft under normal load, bearing makers’ fit tables give 10 js5 for the shaft of 6700. The housing bore is usually H7, or J7 where the outer ring must not creep.

SeatDeviation, µmLimits, mmFit with 6700
Shaft 10 js5+3 / −310.003 / 9.99711 µm interference to 3 µm clearance
Housing 15 H7+18 / 015.018 / 15.0000 to 26 µm clearance
Housing 15 J7+10 / −815.010 / 14.9928 µm interference to 18 µm clearance

Taking the loosest and the tightest combination of limits, a P0 6700 on a 10 mm js5 shaft has 11 µm interference to 3 µm clearance. Its outer ring has 0 to 26 µm clearance in an H7 bore and 8 µm interference to 18 µm clearance in a J7 bore.

This is general guidance, not a FULI specification. Heavy or shock loads, a hollow shaft, a thin-walled, split or light-alloy housing, or a large temperature difference between shaft and housing call for other classes, and the drawing of your machine takes priority. A tight shaft fit or a hot housing uses up internal clearance, and that is when C3 is chosen instead of C0.

If the outer ring turns and the shaft stands still, as in an idler pulley or a wheel hub, the fits are reversed: the housing gets the interference fit (for example N7 or P7) and the shaft a sliding one (g6 or h6).

Sources: ISO 492 tables as printed in the NTN catalogue CAT. No. 2203/E (Tables 6.4 and 6.5) and the RKB tolerance catalogue; ISO 286-2 for the seats; SKF and NTN fit tables for the shaft and housing classes.

6700 compared with nearby sizes

6700 measures 10 × 15 × 4 mm: bore d, outside diameter D and width B. Other deep groove ball bearings on this site for the same 10 mm shaft are 6800 (10 × 19 × 5 mm), 6900 (10 × 22 × 6 mm), 6000 (10 × 26 × 8 mm), 6200 (10 × 30 × 9 mm) and 6300 (10 × 35 × 11 mm).

6800 is the next heavier choice for a 10 mm shaft, with an outside diameter 4 mm larger (19 mm) and 1 mm more width (5 mm). In FULI's catalog 6800 has a dynamic load rating of 1.65 kN against 1.01 kN for 6700.

In the 67 (thin section) series the sizes either side of 6700 are 6701 for a 12 mm shaft.

ModelCompared with this paged × D × B (mm)Cr (kN)Weight (kg)
6700This page10 × 15 × 41.01—
6701Next size up12 × 18 × 41.070.003
6800Same bore10 × 19 × 51.650.005
6900Same bore10 × 22 × 62.430.009
6000Same bore10 × 26 × 84.100.018
6200Same bore10 × 30 × 94.590.032
6300Same bore10 × 35 × 117.380.052

Cr and weight from FULI's catalog; — = not listed on this site.

6700 load ratings and speed

6700 has a dynamic load rating Cr of 1.01 kN and a static load rating C0r of 0.555 kN. Cr is the load used to work out rating life; C0r is the reference for loads carried while the bearing is stationary or turning slowly. Limiting speeds in the catalog are 36,000 rpm with grease and 42,000 rpm with oil.

Contact seals add friction at the lip, so 6700-2RS usually runs below the speed of the open bearing. Ask us for the limit of the version you order.

Values from FULI's catalog; confirm for your application.

6700 versions: open, ZZ, 2RS and C3

Every version of 6700 has the same 10 × 15 × 4 mm boundary dimensions; only the cover between the rings and the internal clearance change. FULI supplies open, ZZ and 2RS versions, with C0 clearance as standard and C3 on request. Other makers write the same covers as 2Z or ZZ for shields and 2RS1, DDU or LLU for contact seals.

DesignationWhat it isTypical choice
6700Open, no shields or sealsHousings with their own oil or grease supply
6700-ZZTwo metal shields, non-contact, greasedMotors and fans where dust is light
6700-2RSTwo rubber contact seals, greasedPumps, farm machinery and other wet or dusty places
6700-ZZ C3ZZ with the larger C3 radial clearanceTight shaft fit or a housing that runs hot
6700-2RS C32RS with C3 radial clearanceSealed bearings on a tight fit or running hot

6700 dimensions in inches

The nearest common inch shaft size to the 10 mm bore of 6700 is 3/8 in (9.53 mm), 0.47 mm smaller than the bore, so 6700 would be loose on it. Inch shafts need an inch bearing, not a metric one with a sleeve or shim.

DimensionMillimetresInches
Bore d10 mm0.3937 in
Outside diameter D15 mm0.5906 in
Width B4 mm0.1575 in

Converted at 1 in = 25.4 mm and rounded to four decimals. The bearing itself is made to the millimetre sizes.

Grease for 6700

FULI fills sealed 6700-2RS and 6700-ZZ bearings to about 30% of the free internal space as standard. The fill is set on an automatic greasing machine after sample sets are weighed before and after greasing. Sealed bearings are not regreased in service. A different fill level, a low-noise grease or a grease for a stated temperature range can be written on the order; for North America a range of −40 to 120 °C is often asked for.

Relubricating 6700 from the side takes about 0.30 g each time by the formula in our grease calculator: 0.005 × D × B = 0.005 × 15 × 4. This applies to the open 6700 in a housing with a grease supply.

How FULI supplies 6700

The standard 6700 from FULI has GCr15 chrome steel rings and balls, P0 precision, C0 radial clearance and vibration grade Z3V3; P6, C3 and other vibration grades are made on request. Radial clearance is set on automatic assembly equipment and sampled during production. Orders with a noise or vibration requirement are tested set by set before packing.

Rings are marked with a brand you are authorised to use, with the FULI brand, or left neutral, as your order states. The box is printed with the model, precision class and brand.

Inquiries that leave out the prefix or suffix letters are the usual cause of a wrong quote, so write the full designation, for example 6700-2RS C3.

Typical applications

  • Electric motors
  • Fans and blowers
  • Water pumps
  • Gearboxes
  • Agricultural and textile machinery

FAQ

What is the difference between 6700 and 6800?

Both fit a 10 mm shaft. 6700 is 10 × 15 × 4 mm and 6800 is 10 × 19 × 5 mm, so 6800 has an outside diameter 4 mm larger (19 mm) and 1 mm more width (5 mm). In FULI's catalog 6800 has a dynamic load rating of 1.65 kN against 1.01 kN for 6700. Choose 6800 for a higher load where the housing has room for it; 6700 keeps the housing smaller.

What size is 6700 in inches?

6700 is 0.3937 × 0.5906 × 0.1575 in (10 × 15 × 4 mm, d × D × B). The nearest common inch shaft size to the 10 mm bore of 6700 is 3/8 in (9.53 mm), 0.47 mm smaller than the bore, so 6700 would be loose on it. Use an inch bearing on an inch shaft.

What is the difference between 6700-ZZ and 6700-2RS?

Both are 10 × 15 × 4 mm, the same as the open 6700. 6700-ZZ has two metal shields that do not touch the inner ring, so it runs with little drag but only keeps out coarse dirt. 6700-2RS has two rubber seals whose lips touch the inner ring; it keeps out water and fine dust at the cost of more friction. FULI fills both to about 30% of the free space.

How much grease does 6700 need?

Sealed 6700-2RS and 6700-ZZ come filled to about 30% of the free space and are not regreased. An open 6700 relubricated from the side takes about 0.30 g each time (0.005 × 15 × 4).

Is 6700 the same size across brands?

Yes. 6700 is an ISO designation, so the bore, outside diameter and width are the same whichever manufacturer made it. Brand-specific suffixes only change details such as seals, clearance or cage.

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